Product Description

Gear up for the unbelievable adventure as Knight Rider: The Complete Third Season arrives on DVD for the first time. Join mysterious lone crusader Michael Knight (David Hasselhoff) and his tricked-out sidekick K.I.T.T., as they rev into action in all 21 adrenaline-pumping Third Season episodes. From high-tech street racers to K.I.T.T.'s evil twin, K.A.R.R., there's no one these two won't battle in order to bring justice to the treacherous streets. Including an exciting bonus preview episode from Knight Rider: The Complete Fourth Season, it's pedal-to-the-metal thrills for fans everywhere!

Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #30305 in DVD
• Brand: Universal Studios
• Released on: 2006-01-31
• Rating: Unrated
• Aspect ratio: 1.33:1
• Formats: Box set, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, DVD, Full Screen, Subtitled, NTSC
• Original language: English
• Subtitled in: English, Spanish
• Number of discs: 3
• Running time: 1067 minutes

Customer Reviews

Knight of Dissapontment
I was really looking forward to season 3 of knight rider of DVD.

most of my favourite episodes are in this season,

Sadly this is the most lamest transfer on to DVD #I have ever seen.


I can accept that they had to replace 2 prince songs because of music rights.

However what I can't except is the clumsy mess up with sound effects.

Only 2 episodes in the entire set are as they should be.

Kitt's engine sound is missing in places buttons sounds are also missing now and then.

The really bad episode in this set is Knight of the chameleon it sounds a chase scene near the beginning sounds totally rubbish. No engine sound no tyre sound.

For an official universal release this is really pathetic.

I hope season 4 isn't messed up like this.

A company like universal should not be making these mistakes in products.

The best season of the series bad Dvd transfer
The season starts with a thrilling episode in which KITT gets hit by a rocket in the exhaust that almost destroys him but Bonnie updates the dashboard with new gadgets and lights and designs making him good looking.The Micro Jam function and the green lighted accelerator pedal are into the new functions.The episodes are real good specially KITT Vs KARR Knight and The Chamaleon and Knight in Disgrace.It's a good idea to include a Bonus episode of the last season but I don't like last one.The Super Pursuit Mode and Cabrio button is not very true.

The picture and sound is clear and well defined due the remastering but the transfer in some episodes are not quite good and some sound effects are missing giving that a bad final when watching them.I hope Universal can fix the second disc which is the one that have the issue.I will receive another set but I'm afraid it's the same one because Universal hasn't included these discs yet and retailers can't change them.

In the meantime log on www.universalstudios.com to email them about the problem.

I'm going to watch The A-Team Season 3 now.

A nostalgia trip for any child of the 80's.
Ahhh... The early 1980's. Reagan was president, new wave dominated the radiowaves and MTV actually played MUSIC VIDEOS! Ask anyone who grew up during this period what their favorite non-animated show was as a kid and they'll probably say "Knight Rider." KR, as its affectionately called by some fans, may seem quirky and obscure nowadays with its atari centipede sound effects, poofie aqua-net hairdo's, over-acting and "sooo not the original artist" song usage, but we didn't care...

To us this was the best thing on TV besides Smurfs and He-Man and it appealed to our parents as well. KR was like James Bond meets Herbie the Love Bug. While our mothers drooled over the blue-eyed hunky Hasselhoff, we were captivated by the ominous-looking but friendly talking black Trans Am, K.I.T.T. (Knight Industries Two Thousand) we giggled everytime theives tried to steal KITT and failed, and we cried when KITT got destroyed (but they -always- managed to rebuild him).

I found Season 3 in the mall for $24. The visual quality of these discs is pretty good. It would've been nicer if they had director/actor interviews and maybe some behind the scenes words with George Barris (the guy who built all the KITT cars for the show) I can't say I care for the double sided discs as they are terribly easy to smudge, but I guess that's the only way they could fit 8 episodes on each DVD.